German Reparations Note Expected Today
A Washington dispatch reports a German note on reparations was anticipated today. The exchange centers on indications from Berlin and reactions by the United States and other allied governments regarding future proposals and timing of the note.
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A. J. Bedford Washington
Isurlin
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Mhelek Wetion Bynr
United Pri
Mmneburgh
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Youth held in murder of father near Orinda
A youth is jailed on murder charges in a case surrounding the death of a father named George Hrywut in Orinda. Investigators say the body was found in a distant location with a dog nearby, with early reports noting the victim had been a long time slaveholder. The suspect reportedly confessed and awaits further proceedings as authorities piece together motive and timeline.
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Bevent
Tila
George
Orinda
Weekwigo
Bryant Ax
Lila Young
Wily
Amolin
Mer
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Ile
Oldfield Seeks One More Race With De Palma
In a fragmentary dispatch from Oklahoma on April 2, Oldfield and De Palma are mentioned in a potential proposal for a further race. The garbled OCR text references a dialogue about arranging another event and underscores their interest in competing again, though many details are unreadable.
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Oldfield
DE Palma
May Delay Legislature Adjournment Aims in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on April 25 an ongoing legislative session faces a potential delay as members debate adjournment timing. The House committee discusses extending the session to handle pending bills while awaiting final votes on key measures.
Will Charge Ligs With Wall Street Bombing
Scranton reports that Mity Tigi is charged with complicity in the Wall Street bombing in New York. Federal agents moved suspects from New York to testify while searches focus on Raymond Clank and others tied to the wrecking of a building on Wall and Beach streets. Investigators seek a missing sweetheart believed connected to the case for possible information.
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Scranton
Mity Tigi
Thomas Smith
Brooklyn
N._Y
Woutenant
New York
Raymond Clank
Vork Commis
Andy Beach
Natley
Wall
Elore
Searah
Tink Wie
May avert big treup of shipping
May avert big tremp of shipping. Representatives of the American Steamship Owners’ Association met workers here to discuss wage reductions and a major labor dispute. The bargaining group proposed concessions while firemen stewards cooks and quartermasters planned to strike if demands were not met. The meeting aimed to prevent a larger disruption in shipping operations.
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New York
Nyattlke
Executed for Murder of a Black and Tan Prisoner
A Mountjoy prisoner named Traynor was executed today for killing a police officer on March 14. The crowd gathered as the sentence was carried out and the prison yard fell silent after the execution.
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Toaden
Traynor
Britain Pledges Support for France in German Occupation
London reports that Great Britain will back France in opposing German reparations plans, with Lloyd George telling the House of Commons the alliance must stand firm. Briand and Lloyd George met at Hythe for talks on future actions and possible new maneuvers involving Britain, France, and the United States.
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France
Te Keen
London
Loyd George An
House of Commons
Erie Train 6 Crashes Through Rail Station
A passenger train No. 0 from Cleveland to New York derailed near Coming, New York, after a rail spread at speed over 60 mph. Six cars left the track but most passengers escaped injury. one baggage man was hurt. A second train partially through the station caused further damage but no major injuries were reported.
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Erie
N. Y
Dewey
Ibruck
Buttala
Sharp drop in cattle and hog prices rattles markets
A foggy trading day pushed cattle and hog prices sharply lower at the Chicago market. Prices fell to the lowest levels of the year as buyers faced a weak demand and heavy supplies. Hog prices hovered near seven to eight dollars per hundredweight, with fat cattle seeing a pronounced decline.
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Tovay
Tvesatok
Ranma
Harding Seen Pursuing Plural Government Policy
The article reports President Harding moving toward a plural government approach, granting broad latitude to his advisors. It notes discussions in the White House with Cabinet and Department leaders about reviving plural governance methods and shaping foreign policy directions, amid ongoing international issues and the administration’s early actions.
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Lughos
Todd
Howe Provident
Harding
Ael
Community Conference Municipal Blog Event Tonight In Corry
Town meeting under the reorganizing campaign of the Board of Commerce ex ecutive committee with Witlom F Porgnson as principal speaker. Warren DaRonar and H. Payidioh named officers. event presided by Duginn Campbill with free admission and no solicitation. program promises a curious show for attendees.
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Oro
Mattious
Compton
Anil Amokir
Heli Datty
Ituerani
Exectivg Sommittes
Board of Commeres -Reorganisation Campaign
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F. Porgnson
Frank Jin
Nldressen
Payidioh
Bslo Boant
Commeresy
Warren DaRonar
Corry
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Duginn
Favorable Report On Knox Bill Moves Forward
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a favorable committee report on a Knox Bill. Mentions of state actions, civil powers, and opposition from various localities such as Pagherain, Ohio and Pitman, Nevada appear among unclear fragments. The text lacks full clarity on dates, parties, or outcomes.
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United States
Pagherain
Ohio
Pitman
Nevada
ProWiytorian lecture assists in school work talk
A report from the ProWiytorian event notes Sorvigow presenting a talk on practical methods of brain work and study. The discussion covered English, rhetoric, and applied training while Mr. Wit Hesey recounted a related talk at Molley Tyyt.
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Astor
Wit Hesey
Corry ‘Evening Journal
Brother of W'swiney at Scranton
In a Scranton dispatch the brother of W'swiney is reported under arrest and transfer. The article notes his connection to Poraye MpSwhiey and mentions Beiston prison and a TAN dig. The piece references Iwi, Cari, and other local names in a terse, garbled broadcast.
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United Press Scranton
Jord Mayer
Cari
Beiston Prison
Suywnjon
Premiers Adjourn After Wartime Talks Near London
A fragmented report notes the premier leaders delaying final decisions while awaiting messaging from London. The scene references reparations talks, wartime allies, and shifting positions as Dover and neighboring routes appear in tentative plans.
Advance In Pa Crude Prices Reported In Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh news item notes the latest crude price movements in Pennsylvania. The report lists several regional price shifts and earnings, mentioning locations such as Somerset and nearby ports, with figures reflecting the day’s market activity.
Mayor Urges Residents Cleanup Effort This Spring
The mayor calls on residents to participate in a citywide cleanup during the coming spring. Officials vow funding and support for neighborhood projects and urge prompt action to improve streets and public spaces. Citizens are asked to prepare by clearing debris from their homes and assisting neighbors.
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Awlysf Alexantur
Alnxnudys
Board of Directors Tender Resignations for Commerce Board
Board of Directors resigns to clear path for a new commerce board. The text outlines reorganization aims, with leadership reshuffle, selection from existing members, and a focus on sustained work for the coming year through committees and forums.
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New Commerce Board
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Corry
Tariff Wars as Protest on Young Bill
In Washington the tariff clash grows as protests mount against a proposed tariff on imported goods. The article notes opposition from youth groups and unions, with allies in Australia and South Africa considering retaliatory steps. Officials warn of broad impacts on American industry and consumer prices.
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Young Bill
United Areas
Washington
Apel
Wig Agaitiat
Ameris
Gale Ily
Australia
South Africa
Blast hits three towns in fatal Oklahoma explosion
A Toledo resident A W Weed was killed in a January explosion near Hmning three miles north of Osage County in Pershing. The blast damaged the Torpeite Company plant and scattered debris across nearby towns including Noska and Bigheart. investigators sought cause and assessed property loss while Weed’s death prompted mourning in three towns.
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Alefeo W. Weed
Torino
Oklahom
A.W. Weed
Ewes Noska
Mamiya Bigheart
Hmning
Wood
Tvna
Osage
Pershing
Wawa
Tn Aisial
Soearpedda Company
Tives No Altimale
PNG Dhimagee
Mendodita
Waite
Warrants Issued in Dog Tax Case Generating Haste Across City
New York wire reports indicate police will issue about 350 warrants tied to a dog tax case as filings rise 28 percent. Authorities expect alderman Gordon to review the matter tomorrow with a mix of local residents and foreign-born suspects facing fines and possible detention as the crackdown proceeds.
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Smallater
Mie Wenk
Toankiga
Gordon
Inge
Tye
Ant Costa
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